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fund structure
...fund, a tender offer fund, a non traded BDC, an operating company. There are now a number of new vehicles that asset managers can utilize, which really widen the aperture for investors to invest. And that includes not just qualified buyers, but also
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...the vehicles are structured, and they have to spend the time and explain it to investors. Once you understand the liquidity and you understand the risk profile of the investment and how it could play into a portfolio, I think there are a lot of reall
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...structured credit, less liquid bonds, whatever it may be. You usually see the interval funds having a broader range of credit exposure. They'll often be called a multi asset credit fund or a tactical allocation credit fund. They also can't be levered
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...here with these funds, in theory, if the design is set up right and then the education is provided, you can have much cleaner process and outcomes. To your last point, having these in retirement accounts, there is a natural friction
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...a fund for the strategy? It's an interesting question. For starting a business and for where we are, the deal by deal makes more sense. It allows flexibility for the investors. It allows optionality for tax enhancements. We don't take, for example, b
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...of hedge funds and how it was horrible and they couldn't get their money out. But the way these structures are set up are actually set up to protect investors because the alternative is a fire sale of assets at bad prices, which creates bad outcomes
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...fund are basically in each vintage vehicle we set up, you're gonna have that fund. But it gives the optionality that if we have a client, say they're an entrepreneur, they start with 50,000,000 with us, then they sell their business, and they go up t
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in total assets, and we have pretty unusual allocation where about 90% of our assets are in private strategies. Venture capital alone is around 52% of the total NAV right now, which is quite the outlier, but it's a huge part of our engine. And it has
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...a fund contract, we think we're able to maintain that optionality. We're still working through that. As I often tell the guys, Warren Buffett made 99% of his money after the age of 50. I turned 50 a few months ago. The important aspect of that for Wa
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